For the purpose of a hyper-connected society, the use of compound semiconductor based electronic and optical devices to facilitate ultra high frequency broadband convergence network is inevitable.

Our division focuses on the following R&D areas: The compound semiconductors such as InP, GaAs, SiGe, and GaN are used to develop the MMIC and its transceiver module with cost-effective small, light weight, and low power consumption for millimeter wave wireless communication systems.

We are engaged in vigorous R&D on advanced photonics and RF-photonic technologies which bring new innovations and new possibilities for the tera-bit optical communications based on the photonic integrated circuits and millimeter-wave MMICs.

As well as, we have implemented on projects to solve serious social problems and develop unprecedented future techniques via photonic convergence technology; green algal tides prediction technology, high resolution LIDAR, and wireless security communication device.